Poverty leads to many deaths around the world and forces families to take actions they initially didn't want to take.
Many children are sold away from their parents because of the families need for money.
Many children are put into the army at the age under 18.
Child neglect is around the world because parents didn't give a second thought about their own children.
Lack of education is common among parents who were not able to afford school.
Unemployment due to discrimination
the cause of poverty is because of disease and wars.
What does a “day in the life” of a person with this problem look like?
Unemployment- The problem for a person is not being able to have a job because of the way someone looks at you, or because
of your illness and your background.
A day in the life person is maybe a person who doesn't gain much respect from others.They're homeless and they need others to
help them, but people just pass them by and just look at them like they're a bum. They're HUMAN! They have feelings too and when
you look at them and turn away, they know what you're thinking, just by looking at your face.
When it is winter time it is even harder for the homeless to survive. They have no sweaters or coats to keep them warm.Everyday they're walking outside ,trains,and etc asking for money,very cold without warm items.
Are there good guys or villains in this problem? If so, who?
The Villains in the problem would be the manager and or head people in charge.
The Manager is discrimated against someone they dont know simply because
they have some type of illness or disease.
The good guys in this problem is the people who had helped the homeless people
by giving them money, clothes, shoes, food and respect. The villains in this problem
are the people who just make fun of them and be rude to them like scaring them, calling
them names, looking at them like you're enjoying them to be homeless and ruining their
lives.
In this problem there are villains.The villains are the people who dont give them money,who dont try to give them jobs,etc...
If people in this world weren't so evil,we would have less proverty.
Who does this problem affect the most? Why?
The problem mostly affects the could have been employee
but also the manager. The person who applyed for the job
but had later got turned down because of an illness or disease
might have really needed the job for any type of reason weather
to pay for bills, buy a home for there selves, money to take care
of there children, or even to put food on the table. But now its not
posible because they were turned down.
The problem also affects the manager because what if the person
they turned down is a really good worker? And could help the company
to expand and thrive in ways that the company never has before? But
because of discrimination they lost a good worker.
How big is the problem (For example, 35% of Americans are obese or over 8000 people died from firearms in the U.S. in 2010)
In America at 2010, about 40 million of all people lived in poverty and it has increased since then.
Why are the solutions already out there not good enough?
What are some of the problems caused by Poverty?
What does a “day in the life” of a person with this problem look like?
of your illness and your background.
help them, but people just pass them by and just look at them like they're a bum. They're HUMAN! They have feelings too and when
you look at them and turn away, they know what you're thinking, just by looking at your face.
Are there good guys or villains in this problem? If so, who?
The Manager is discrimated against someone they dont know simply because
they have some type of illness or disease.
by giving them money, clothes, shoes, food and respect. The villains in this problem
are the people who just make fun of them and be rude to them like scaring them, calling
them names, looking at them like you're enjoying them to be homeless and ruining their
lives.
If people in this world weren't so evil,we would have less proverty.
Who does this problem affect the most? Why?
but had later got turned down because of an illness or disease
might have really needed the job for any type of reason weather
to pay for bills, buy a home for there selves, money to take care
of there children, or even to put food on the table. But now its not
posible because they were turned down.
How big is the problem (For example, 35% of Americans are obese or over 8000 people died from firearms in the U.S. in 2010)
Why are the solutions already out there not good enough?